The scientific strategies reported in the literature for developing biobased epoxy vitrimers
are summarized. Biomass resources such as lignin, cellulose, or different vegetable oils can …

Epoxy vitrimers represent a new class of high-performance sustainable resins because of
their desired mechanical and thermally malleable properties. Unfortunately, existing epoxy …

Cardanol, a by-product from the cashew nut processing industry, has drawn extensive
attention for constructing superhydrophobic coating. In this work, cardanol-based epoxy …

The development of biobased fire-safe thermosets with recyclability heralds the switch for a
transition towards a circular economy. In this framework, we introduced a novel high …

Developing recyclable and biobased thermosetting polymers is of great significance for
environmental protection and resource recycling. In this work, three liquid eugenol-based …

Carbon fiber reinforced composites (CFRCs) have received increasingly concerns and
widely used in high-end applications, owing to their outstanding mechanical properties …

The traditional carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRPs) matrix is a permanent 3D cross-
linked network that is difficult to degrade and reprocess. In order to solve the closed-loop …

High-performance fiber-reinforced thermoset composites (FRTCs) are highly demanded in
modern society but are challenged because they depend on nonrenewable fossil-based …

Despite the significant progress in the development of self-healing polymers with
photothermal-responsive, it is still a challenge to balance the photothermal conversion …

General thermoset materials are prone to hidden cracks and aging during use and have
strong cross-linked network structures, resulting in a waste of resources due to the difficulty …